Sentence examples for congregations which from inspiring English sources

The highly contagious virus has raced through both congregations, which shun immunizations and other medical treatment.

Several were large congregations, which could help explain why the vote in some presbyteries switched from 2009.

There are also a small number of Muslim, Quaker, Hindu, and Bahāʿī congregations, which are predominantly expatriate.

It is affiliated with the Evangelical Covenant Church, a wider association of 850 congregations, which gives its members wide latitude in their operations.

Many non-Roman Catholic churches have benefited from close ties with American congregations, which send religious materials and volunteers to help sustain the churches.

About 20 percent of Rapacino families already belong to new Protestant congregations, which view rituals near the khipus as pagan sacrilege.

The church's congregation — which once numbered in the hundreds — dwindled.

Whether that happens is up to each congregation, which are autonomous under the church's system.

He said his largely Caribbean and Latino congregation, which numbers about 175, is "125 percent supportive".

The congregation, which is now largely Hispanic, dates to 1696, when it was Dutch Reformed.

The members of the congregation, which is Orthodox, have roots in Russia, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq and Morocco.